Kony Inc. has a big plan for the next two years: File for an initial public offering.

Orlando-based Kony, which provides a cloud-based platform for companies to develop mobile applications across multiple devices, had a busy first-half of the year. Kony closed on $50 million in financing and brought in a new management team to the 22,000-square-foot Orlando office at Sand Lake Road and Turkey Lake Road.

Thomas Hogan, who became Kony’s CEO in March, said in an interview Aug. 7 with Orlando Business Journal that the plan is to take Kony public.

“Our objective or goal would be to do that in the next 24 months,” Hogan said. “There are some things we want to harden. We want to add some scale to the company first, we just brought in a new leadership team, we’re evolving the company to operate at a much larger scale.”

Kony — founded in 2007 — currently has 75 employees at the Orlando headquarters and 1,400 companywide, with offices in Foster City, Calif.; Germany; London; and Hyderabad, India. Kony is also planning to open offices in Austin, Texas, and either Singapore or Hong Kong. The company is almost at $100 million in annual revenue, Hogan said.

So what would a possible IPO mean for Kony founder and Chairman Raj Koneru?

“I’m the single largest shareholder, so I would still be involved with the company as chairman and founder,” Koneru said. “All the IPO does is create a market for the shares and raise money into the company for the next stage of growth.”